Tile bartop install#

25 bit, then come back and cut out the inner box which gives a snug fit for the speakers.Ģ) Dado Grooves are. Outer and innermost are there to do a quick recess cut with. There are three boxes on the speaker cutouts. This will speed up your cut time tremendously.ġ) Speaker Cutouts: Designed to fit Amazon Basics USB powered Speakers. Then swap over to 1/8' bit, then 1/32 bit.

Remove pieces and cut remaining 1/4' pieces. You can always come back to this start point which will allow you to run thru the bits in series. the Shapeoko will remember this zero whether you turn it off and back on or not. THis is where an L Bracket comes in so you have a permanent zero location. Note: Cut in this order for minimal bit changeouts. See cutsheet pic on CutRocket.įont used is Perfect Dark. Step 1: Go ahead and cut out all of your pieces on the Table Saw if you have one. Router or router table with round-over bit for edges.

Tile bartop install#

***Don't forget to widen the back door panel so you have enough room to install your monitor. Pieces that will need to be width modified for cut: Monitor panel, Joystick panel, Top, Marquee, Marquee bottom panel, Front Bottom, Bottom, back, and Back Door Panel. NOTE: overall width may need to be modified to fit your monitor (i.e. Monitor of choice: Modify Monitor Cutout to match. Adjust as needed.Ģx4x1/4' MDF All full depth cuts are set at. NOTE: It woulld benefit to have an L bracket mount so you can change pieces in and out for different cuts to make sure everything lines up precise when done.Ĥx8x1/2' MDF (Uses roughly 3/4 of the sheet) Measure your thickness. Some changes may need to be made based off what hardware you use (Monitor, Joystick and buttons, and speakers. Please let me know how you like it, or have any questions. I spent a couple weeks off and on designing, tweaking, and cutting this file. V1.: uploaded 4/23/18 11pm (see bottom for changes)